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The Papillion La Vista Community Schools Board of Education meeting on April 28, 2025, highlighted several key initiatives and community engagement efforts as the school year approaches its conclusion. Superintendent Dr. Rickley opened the meeting by expressing gratitude for the dedication of staff and community members who support students and families.

One of the significant topics discussed was the recent community closet event, which successfully distributed over 7,400 items to 19 families. Dr. Rickley acknowledged the hard work of the organizing team and emphasized the ongoing need for support within the community, even in affluent areas.
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The board also provided an update on the elementary boundaries process. Three community forums were held to gather feedback on proposed boundary scenarios, with approximately 40 attendees. Dr. Rickley noted that the feedback would be shared at the upcoming board meeting in May, as the district prepares for the opening of a new building in February 2026.

Additionally, the meeting included a report on the Purple Star ceremonies, which celebrate military families within the district. Dr. Rickley encouraged board members to attend these events, recognizing the sacrifices made by military families.

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The final student advisory committee meeting of the year was also discussed, where students shared insights on improving attendance and the importance of balancing academics with personal relationships. Dr. Rickley praised the thoughtful contributions from students, highlighting their potential as future leaders.

The meeting concluded with a celebration of staff achievements, including a years of service ceremony that honored numerous employees for their dedication to the district. Notably, Principal Jeff Spilker was recognized as the Region 2 Principal of the Year, reflecting the district's commitment to excellence in education.

Overall, the meeting underscored the district's focus on community support, student engagement, and recognition of staff contributions as it moves toward the end of the school year.

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